Burundian national flag

The Burundian national flag (Flag of Burundi) was established on March 28, 1967.

Burundian national flag

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Aspect ratio	3:5
The enforcement date	1967March 28
It is colored use	Red Green White
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As for the green, as for the hope, the white, purity, the red show a hard fight to independence. Three six central Japanese pampas grasses star shows three Burundian main races, Hutu, トワ groups, Tutsi. This mon of three stars expresses "unification, labor, the progress" that are the motto of the country at the same time. As for the national flag of the Imperial rule era, a drum and the Indian corn which were the King symbol of the nation were described in the center.

It was 2:3, but the aspect ratio of the flag was changed at the time of an establishment of 1967 at current 3:5 in 1982.

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  It is the flag in the Belgium rule times

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  It is the flag of the Burundi kingdom in 1961

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  It is the flag of the Burundi kingdom for from 1962 to November 28, 1966

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  It is from November 28, 1966 to November 29, 1966

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  It is from November 29, 1966 to March 28, 1967

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  It is from March 28, 1967 to September 27, 1982

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• List of national flags
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